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<blockquote data-quote="r00s7a" data-source="post: 1352902" data-attributes="member: 9675"><p>Can you give some details that you use on this method? Used to, I would just stake a skull to an ant bed and let the ants do the work. They would do a fair job, but still left some work for me. I use the simmering method now and it works pretty well. If I can't boil the skull right away, I throw it in the freezer until I am ready. This eliminates any stank. I made the mistake my first time of letting it get a little rotten, then boiling it. I do not advise this! If you boil it fresh or frozen, it is just like cookin up a big pot of stew and actually kinda makes me salivate a little. After I boil all the meat and brains out, I let the skull dry, then bleach it using peroxide that you get at a beauty supply store. Usually takes three or four coats, especially on hog skulls. There is usually more fat on them that works further into the skull as you mentioned. After a few coats of peroxide it bleaches out the bones pretty well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="r00s7a, post: 1352902, member: 9675"] Can you give some details that you use on this method? Used to, I would just stake a skull to an ant bed and let the ants do the work. They would do a fair job, but still left some work for me. I use the simmering method now and it works pretty well. If I can't boil the skull right away, I throw it in the freezer until I am ready. This eliminates any stank. I made the mistake my first time of letting it get a little rotten, then boiling it. I do not advise this! If you boil it fresh or frozen, it is just like cookin up a big pot of stew and actually kinda makes me salivate a little. After I boil all the meat and brains out, I let the skull dry, then bleach it using peroxide that you get at a beauty supply store. Usually takes three or four coats, especially on hog skulls. There is usually more fat on them that works further into the skull as you mentioned. After a few coats of peroxide it bleaches out the bones pretty well. [/QUOTE]
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